The Pixel 6 series, which Google launched in the past weeks, came with remarkable innovations in many areas. While the company made visible changes on the hardware side, it also included major changes in system applications. Having released Android 12 stable in the past weeks, Google offered users an operating system with a brand new design and various improvements.
With the release of Pixel 6 and Android 12, Google’s stock apps have also started to be updated with new features. While the search giant has launched its new feature for the Photos application in the past weeks, another innovation is now seen on the Google Camera side.
Google Camera gets color temperature functionality for Pixel 6 series
There is no one who does not know the popularity of Google’s camera application. This application, which even millions of Android users have a chance to try, can take better shots than the stock camera of most devices. Google Camera, which makes a difference especially in night shots, is getting better with each new update.
Recently, Google added a new feature to the Camera app for the Pixel 6 series. Under normal circumstances, the camera of the Pixel 6 series exceeds expectations in terms of both hardware and software. But, wanting to make it more customizable, Google is now adding a new color temperature function to the application.
The color temperature function, which was activated after the update, allows you to adjust the color of the scene before taking a photo, as you can imagine. While users have not considered this feature very important so far, it can still offer a different perspective with various scene adjustments. Thanks to the different scene environments it offers; You can choose between hot, warm and cold options.
For now, it is not known whether this feature, which has been brought for Pixel 6, will come to other Pixel series models. Because, according to foreign sources, this feature, codenamed “chameleon”, may have been designed exclusively for the new Tensor processor. Therefore, it will be clear in the coming days whether other users will support this function.
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